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Ocean City Sentinel
KD .EVKW THOMIPAT
R. CURTIS ROBINSON
Editor and Proprietor,
OCBAN CITY, • J" - , NEW JERSEY
Interstate 'Phone.Na m
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Aivertuemenu In local oolamnn, & centii
t»riln«,«aoblnMttlan. Monthly and yearly
urnbuml on application. • »
Jqb'work promptly'dono by experienced
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2(i, 1807
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tViat tbe suggestion will bo seized upon
with avidity.
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UOUKOWINU trouble IH a habit that
good many persons fall Into', either
deliberately or unconsciously. We
hear, them /now anticipating
bard
Imes. The,cloning or factories, the
reduction of wage«, and tbe depreclalon
of' real estate.
Tbe calamity
howler walway* with ua, aud ha Is
UHually the fellow who stands 011 the
street corner with- bit bauds In hln
pq.-ket, waiting for Homebody -to come
aloug and baud him a fortune left by
Homo hard-worklug ancestor, or' who
believes that .the' world, owex him a
living,-no matter whether bu Is dlaposed
to earn, it or not. AH a matter
of fact, tbe couutry was never more
prosperous than it l» tonluy. ".The
factories were never as busy and wagen
werc'uever as high. There, was never
before so great a demaiid lor help In
all branches of mduntrtul activity BH
here IH to-day, and the HOII never
;ried HO loudly for tiller* as It Is crying
low.
I
VOl'K IN OCI-AN CITV.
Might It'not be well for property
vnunf In UIIH city rcxklinu lu l'bila
ilelphlato ol .uige tlieir voting place
o Ocean City, if they, could tinti it
convenient to do no ? .
I11 Philadelphia, in the pa*l, it litibeen
the custom to manipulate the
vote to HUlt tbe purponeK of the
sseH," and doubtless hundreds of
voters thus'have been ilinfranchUeil
it each election.
Hy atteudlng - the primaries utul
voting In tlilx city ou election day,
iroperty owners are mire to' have their
ballots counted, aud they will be
voting to,nome purpose.
it—*""• l»aai| th'g ..ipilmn of ifimiy
' CENSDHE of the truly great man ha*
no more effect than tbe bite of a flea
on the hide of an elephant.
•
THE voting machine Is going to go
In this State. .The people will 'not
stand for the absurd thing. They are
all Intelligent enough to vote without
machine aid.—Cape May Star. "
TBOLLEY lines have spread wonderfully
In New Jersey, though this State
bail a remarkable network of steam
railroads. A thirty-eight mllllou
- dollar combination of these New Jersey
trolley "lines Is now projected.
C'6NFKONTED by an organization of
patients who threatened to hire club
doctors on salary, the physicians ot
Wllllamsport have withdrawn a proposed
80 per cent. Increase lu fees. The
worm Is turning'with a vengeance
these days.
EVERY few days some' Democratic
newspaper lets a Roosevelt cat out of
the bag and tbe people who read them
must wander at two apparent facts;
'one Is that Roosevelt ban so many cats
and the other is that Democratic edl
ton have got them all bagged and
ready to use on dull days.
EVEBY day the cable brings both
wterd and wonderful news from Morocco.
The fact,that the senders of
the news live on the Moroccan out-
'•' skirt, and that they have no means of
getting accurate news from the Inte-
Hor gives the widest range, to speculation.'
It Is a great yellow opportunity,
and the yellows are making the moat
of It.
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NINE thousand veterans* of the
tirand Army 01 the Republic died last
year, the biggest annual death rate I
the history of the organization.- In
"~" 1880Ibemembershlp was409,489^an(r
at the date of last year's report it bad
dwindled**) 222,748. In tbe nature of
things as the Grand Army grows
"_ older tt grows less', and with accelerat
Ing speed. .
' .
BOTH our army and our navy are
.'";•" smaller than those of any tirst clans
.power In proportion to wealth'and
. v population and it ia a public duty to
have each branch kept at the point of
• \ highest efficiency. That la impossible
When the pay !of" enlisted men In so
*' small as to attract mainly, those who
• " are unable or dlsindlued to earn even
. • .day's vises in civil life.
. ... ABOUT this time everybody is interested
in the crops, and.all eyes turn to
Kansas as a record State. Kansas ex
'. pectsto harvest 70,000,000 bushels ol
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«fbeat as against 81,000,000 last year
' • ••nd i77,O«r,O0O the year before. A
•present prices the wheat will' bring
more to the farmer than did bis two
. last crops. ^Considering .the fears that
were excited by ^ tbe untcasonable
weather coodltlooa hist spring, the
eountry generally will do welt In Its
•}' :''':;eropa.;.:/ :•' '• ;" •• • _
.•.'FirEKE, are some character!) who
carry their wealth' with, them, who
.,are rich without money. They do not
, .need jpalatlal homes* or a large bank
p ^account. They do not need to buy
• 'admlBsIon to aoclety-^-everybody loves
; thscoC / They are welcome everywhere,
^Scanse'they have that which'money
. capnot buy—a genhil, helpful, sunny,
v
' cheerful disposition. Or course, every.
.body wants them, because it Is a Joy
^0 be.with them. .Everybody loves
;
-v.the sunshine and hates the .shadows
, -and .the gloom. There b no bans:
; Account that'can , balance a sweet,
'.Ljg^ctoas personality; no "material
: .-jWaalth can match a eupny heart, an
?y; ';«hlllty. to .radiate • helpfulness and
^.-'i^&aweetniM»v»."',.''.'- '•'" •••. •:' • "•.. .
?&P- ss
the hotirs vary In length. My
slioitertt hniir is from 2 to 3 o'clock In
tbe
nftomoon. I tlud upon inquiry
Unit tills l« tlii>..fleetest iieriod for many
IHM'I||C. in ruy . cuse so swiftly do
tbox • sixty iiiihutes hurry by that I
try to rfnml into them ns many of
the dl*'.njrro*>ithie, yet Inevitable, things
of life us I possibly can..' If I-have
to Interview n bore,. I Beo him the:
If I lum> to visit the dentist, I do It
then Tiint hour Is. liound to slip away
quk'I;ly, no. mnttcr what
happens.
Ojen-forc the uRony of disagreeable
BCOIH^H soi-ms of Hhortor duration.**—
Now York Sun.
REPVBUCAN
A strong platform "was adopted by
the Republican State Convention last
week.
After indorsing the administrations
of President Roosevelt and
Governor Btokes, the following pledges
are made:
"The Hepubllcan party has iuaugu
rated a policy of taxation of corporate
franchises by which the Htuteannually
collects a large u\\ux for distribution to
the taxiugdlatrleta.
We favor such
systems as will compel franchiseH to
bear a just share of tbe.burden of taxa
tlon as compared with „corporate aud
Individual, properly.
"A Republican .Senate has twice
passed a civil service reform act, which
has been defeated by tbe present Dem
ocratlc House of Assembly. We pledge
ourselves to the enactment of a com
prehenslve civil service measure in the
Interest of higher efttciency In admin.
Istrative atTalrs.
•
"The Legislature has passed resold
tlons favoring an amendment to the
Federal Constitution .for the election o!
United Htatea senators by. popular
Vote; aud Until such-amendment has
been adopted we favor the enactmen
of a law for expression* In some an
thorltatlve way by the voter of 111
choice for United States senator.
"We favor the pending amend men
to the constitution, providing for the
creation of Assembly districts, passed
by tbe present Legislature upon the
recommendation of a Republican
Governor.
'We favor a law providing that al
moneys collected for or belonging to
the Btate shall be, paid Into the Stale
treasury, and that no disbursements of
tftate funds shall be made except upon
the audit and warrant of thecomptrol
ler.
"We believe id simplicity of govern
ment and we favor consolidation of all
departments aud commissions 01
similar character, aud regret the failure
of the Democratic House of Assembly
to co-operate to this end.
"We pledge ourselves to correct any
and all abuses that may be found lu
any State department or Institution
and to bold all oQIclals to a strict accountability
for faithful public service:
•'We call the attention or the people
to the Incompeteuoy of the Democratic
House of Assembly, to tbe dlsgracefu
scenes that marked lu proceedings, to
Its absolute control by tbe lobby, toIts
refusal to pass laws for the Improvement
of, the civtl service, to pass laws
for the reform ot the grand jury
system, to-permit the submission to
the public of the question- or tbe
separation of tbe State and municipal
_
flections, and to tbe reform measures! your lire lnsuruuce premiums an
passed by the Republican Benate." J waste of mouey, Johnt V .
. . Naked Truth.
* Au encounter of \vltn once took place
betv. I'cii tbo Into 'lOiiKejie' Field and a
New York, woniaul It was at dinner,
nml tb« woman was In evening dress,
wblcb njis father decollete. After a
Bklrmlsh iMMueeu the two relative to
tbo i'e.-oetfvo merits of n well known
author It would, scorn mat Field came
off second lu>st. .
" ^**~ , .'
"Oh, Mr. .Flutd," exclaimed the woman
exultahtfy, "you must admit that
'you nre fairly lwaton v at yoiir' own
game'." . , rV^
' Field bowed politely nnd, with
am lie, promptly rejoined, "At any rate.
Miss Blitttk. I buve one' consolation—
you can't lii ugb at me In your sleeve."
—Llpplncotfa.
Caught In the Act.
. Lady Visitor—I am sorry to see you
here, my youii^ irlead. You appear to
have bad a good education. •
Convict-Well, madam. I have been
through college.
•
Lady Visitor— Is it possible?
Convict—Yes: that's tbe reason I'm
here. They caught me as I wan going
through.—Philadelphia Inquirer.
. Caused the Flr«t Coolnwi
Mr., Newly wed
(reodlng^-Nobody
ever yet saw a dead mule. Mrs. Newlywetl
(who Is thinking of something
else11 ad uot llatenluK)—Don't you think
PBRSONAI3.
Somers Young visited relatives lu
Mlllvllleover Huuday. . ' _'•* '
E. A. ^MiiBcbamp, 'of, 1'ainden, is
enjoying his vacation In this city.
Albert Ashman^ of this city, has
beep visiting friends In llrldgeton.
T, H. ' Drake, of Independence,
Kansas; Is registered at the Kathlu.
Mm. Thomas Hammer, of Philadelphia,
was Iti town during tbe week.
Alex. Cotton, of Vlneland, a former
resident oX this city',: Is. a visitor here.
Miss Buli' Ernst,,of thin .city, Is
vlsliliig friends In West IMilladelplila
J. Ueorge Hueher, Jr., of Narbertli,
1'a., was a recent visitor at the Atglen
Mr and Mrs.Thomas Watspu have
gone to l'hlladel|«lila for a week's
visit. • , '.
Miss Kllzabetli Corson, of tills, city
vlsl'.ehla, were
among the week's
visitors.
rs. llelle Krrickwu has returned to
thl- city after speinliug the summer nt
er. of Carlisle, Pa., li
occupying her cottage, at Twentieth
ami Central avenue.
Vrs.-Win. Metzler, of'Philadelphia.
is occupying her cottage, I5.H7 West
avenue, Jor a few days ,
The Kev. John W. Smith, or tl
city, attended the preacheis' meeting
In'jiinden on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clawell leave
to-day for Detroit, Mich, to visit
frit nd* for'a few weeks.
>•». Anna Pedrick has returned
to ':er home In this city"after a visit to
relatives In Connecticut.
Mrs.
John Test, of Twelfth and
Wet avenue, Is spending a week with
relatives lu Philadelphia.
Allen H. Corson' of Philadelphia,
vls'ted his father, Collector Nicholas
< 'oi son, In this city, over Sunday. •
Miss Emily Collins, nr-Hleasantvllle
lias been «|>ending a few. days with
hei cousin, Mrs. Wni. F. Clardlner.
Mrs A. K. Armstrong hao been
spending.a few days with her mother,
who Is seriously 111 lu Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mary De Benedict!*; of Plilla
delphla, is visiting her parents; Mr
ami Mrs. Fred. I'ontlere, in this city,
I>r. I. N. (irlscom has'returned from
a gunning trip to Port Elizabeth. He
Hfiof5"IiTrgen"UiiIber~or~ral|-Bnd-reed
biris. _ . :
Mr«. It. O. Kradway, or Philaitel
ph a, is visiting, Mis. Walter Chandler,
at tier cottage, Tweutleth and Centra
avenue.
Miss Kutella I^ake and*MIHS Kraina
lle-s have gone to Itrldgeton for a ten
da.oslJ-i«iLijLiUHjLrJb!sslj!lstet l_Mr« iA
FloUers. .
Mr and Mrs. E. L. Ititter, ot Phlla
delphla, liave been occupying their
cottage, 1J>24 Central avenue, the last
few duys. »
Mr. and MV«. Wllbert Mack entertal'ied
Mr and Mrs. Somers, of Petersburg,
"at their South Ocean City home
ovtr Sunday. # ' . . .
• Mr. and Mrs. ('has. K. Haag and
Henry Kljielz. of Philadelphia, were
members of a recent lively party .at
the Iltscayne.
•
- A. Lake Adams, or Handy Hook
Conn., has returned to this city after
spending several weeks with' hi
f.imily at home.
Win, K* Woolston,' who Is in the
freight
department of the Penn
sylvunla Itnilroad at 'f'aiuden,. spent
Monday lu tills city.
I;. U. rttllfcs and daughter, Miss
Bertie, will leave early next week for
the Delaware Water Oup". .They, will
be gone ubout'ten days
'.
Mr! und Mrs Charles'Hteplieusoii,
or West Philadelphia, are passing the
week with Mr. and Mrs. Learning
HtepheiiBun, in this city.
Mrs. Thomas II. riauiiuer, of l'hlladelphla,
was u visitor at the home of
her parents, Dr and Mrs, Levering,
In tills city, during the week
Rev, John It. (Jreer, of Thirtieth
street and Went avenue, Ibis city, attended
the. Ijocal Preachers' Associa
tion in-Camdeu on Satiirdiiy.
L. H. A Htedem aud HOII, of KleveutU
and Master streets, Philadelphia,
were visitor* here on Tuesday.. Dr
Steileni owns a cottage In this city.
Mrs, Frank Moore, or Moores, !>a.,
aud Mrs C. Btalcup, of Camden, have
been vlsttlog their mother, Mrs, Mary
MaMJU, in her Central avenue cottage,
luewls Springer, a prominent bjinlne;is,man
of Trluldad, Col,' has been
visiting: his brother-in-law, John It.
Christian, in this city, during the
week. "
".'...
Mr. and'Mrs. Orlando l*e and children,
or Delmont, visited Mrs Lee's
sister, Mrs. Alfred, Poaell, in this city,
several days the latter part or last
week.
'
J. Frank Meeliau and family, it
Philadelphia, are spending a fe
weekv here.
Mr. Meebali, who Is. a
floriat, la well known in this city, where
be has many friends.
J K. Russell, of Manchester, N. H.,
who is financially. Interested In property
here, was a visitor oil Friday
and Saturday last,'.when be met a
number'or old friends. ,
Howard H. Ross, who for several
yeara baa been In the.employ: of the
Healing It. R In Camdeu, has re-
Igii.Nl bis position a»d returned to
'out House to enter Into partnership
with bis father, forinor State Seliator
K [. Ko»». ' ,• *
Mr. aud Mrs*Arthur D. JturroWs
lav.j returned to Oceau Clly. and are
occi.pylng their cottage, after irpeuding
several weeks In Ocean drove, N.
J., I 'ouuectlcut and other places downcast
• i'helr many friend* weie glnd to
wi'l.xime them back. ... • "
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. LEITING A FLAT. ^,
"The" Agent Found' Thar* W mill v.ltjier tin the third." k *
"\'o objection to that. I mn fond of
nil Uluds or music." . • ..
1 .Ve don't toko renters who bavo
i'hl tlrt-n, you know." . a .
"iVe hnveu't any. My rjiuilly consiss
of my wife, myself nnd a grown
sin ," . ,
" \lso wi> require the Is-Ht of refcreni
•»«." . •
"-!i»re they lire." '
'I lie tiui-nt lOIII:D TO THE
CONNTITI'TIUH *>^ THE NTATC
ur M:W jr.nvF.v uv TIIF I.WIIH-
L%-ri'HK or IIMI7.
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HKN.VTK VOKCUKKKNT IH'Xlihl'TIO.V,
, N ' O . . l . '• _ _ ' , • ' . , '
UK IT UKSOI.VKI'I (Uie IlotlHe of Awemttly
oui-tirrlnu), Tli»t 1110 rollowlnu.jimutidiiutiii
10 Iliei-ttniellalldii of Hits Mtute be milt, the
Mnnii- 1M liervby protMu^il'nllit wtmn tlw Hume
ltl twui{re«4t lo.bjr u im\J yerth unit nuys
lliprt^)", nnd rtterritl to tint i^giNlulure nuxt
to bo tii4*«ii, und publlHbt-tl for Hint* nionlbM
S rlor l« the Unit Tut-iitlay utli-r lilt- tlTNl M1111-
»y 01 Novemlwr nuxt In al It-nsl 11111^ IH-UN-
PMiH.Turvucb v >auly, 10 btr ili-MlKiuilt-u l»ir hi,
ilMir* U U'lJtlurntsU to ThUrwdtty. Outot* V 17t !»„
IWf7( ul llitf ri^me hoiir xntl DIUVU.
NtUflOhAH C'OUSON, V »liec(or.
NOTICE.
To tlie Viwnern of prop^i'ilo^ uttnitlnt; 01
tlir* f'ullou'litlf u iliietl ritruel* or ti biiUN ''
Ucenn City* N* J.: Atluntlu avenue from 1
MotitliWeMt^r y »trt«of Klrwt Nire-t to u pn
uboMI »aor*«t'bc>itthWfMt4!riy from ih^ non...
wetriurly line of H«cond Hiruut; Kin*.mrevt
ulirt M*jconrt Ntre«t euch from ltiu>»w "'
i'rly I live of AUtintln n Venue, »,
. irly u rtlniHnce of H\MUI K'4) Unit.
. YtUHCeiiTOby nbitllrKlthul Uie City !L_ ._
of A. J. '
EJ ttmAU* Klven. Uulldloit* «n>cU.ICirie>TloMlANO«UPIKINTIMOirv«b>iitiinif l»*i to bb lo"" 4 '°
-lliu luurkel. t . t'.-n~i
full Iliivorwl Toil*, ohoice l'r»od« oltow"
Huiiix of uml quality.' Weighed »Wffi
Muwed by nmtoliiera. No low In •*»
churited to |>urubau«ni.
IIVBr«l,lreeol chaiKe at any rmllrOMlrt»no»
ID AtUotle or Caps Hay county. . ..
•.atlsfactlon
I. N.-.JOHNSON;
PLUMBER, ,,
STEAM AND 6AS FITTER
Repairing a specialty.
Bath Tubs and Plumbeis'
Supplies.
Ocean City Sentinel
~an>Bb*ll bo gl»«i to receive llonm of
Jri krid cointnOnlcotlonii of lutureHt
JJttl cominunlly and our-reaclom
trtry
• .., cominuiiicatlonB uhouhl be a«i-
" WI1leti wHIitlio full plme ami
"WI1leti
!^ f
le
of tlio write*, uofnejeiwailly
but fcua guarauteeof
DOTS.
TW late, J1.0S ,.
Capital IH other people'H. money tliat
UKMB who don't own "penel.
\ wife In very convonlent to (intf
fiolt with for your own nil»tnkeH. •
llod-beD hunters were out .In force
darlnKthe latter par^of last week.
pirfShore Line coiitiniieH urhiKini?
m«ny vialtorH hero from Atlantic City.'
' An average man l» itlie who conildcm
uluiM'lf rather'above the aver-
A traveler IIIHIH nut one can travel
litt or "I""'
without chnugltiK the
n t e . • • • • • .
Tlie only «ay you eoulil find the
bnluaof mime people would bo with a
dob. . • . , ' •"
The elderly maiden who paintH and
ponders uiuH be niakliiK up fur lunt
time. V • . •
To make a clean xweep In a jmlltloal
MOW it I" oerexHavy to ralne the Uu»t
But •'
'• •".' • '
There are lotH of men under.a cloud
Tbo never Htiile an umbrella In their
U»W.
cnmpet
PRETTY FLOWERS
AROUND BIER
I,arg6 Number of' Sorrowing
Friends at Mrs.-Stttwj'
",. . Funeral. • • ' •
- Many- mirrowltiK frleiiiln .lixikuil ii|>-
011 the feulureM »f Mrri. It. II. Stitun fur
1 (lio In'nt time on Thtirwlny uflcriioiin,
_
' wlipn tlie fuiierul Hcrvlcuit vvcrt> liclcl ut;
FIVE CONFIRMED
IN HOtY TRINITY
Rite Administered by Bishop
Scarborough, ^yh.o ,
Preached Sermon.
. A I'liiwuf ll^e uiiultH WUH eonllriMC'±; Wesley
aver.ue fur.next neii-oii.
WuodM Are Full oi •«•••.
a. WIIIIWOMI paper: In 'llsii
Hi! the next (!oii);rei butluTM; '
U pretty good fur rk'i'teinber i!i|.
Mi«. J.' !*• 'Koit recently too"k t h
Huuday ncliool claim in the 1'ronuy
terlaii church on a
off
Keachlug Uea»ley'B Point, the youni
people uperil the day lii picnic style.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
PARADE AND INSPECTION
Annual Event Was a Saccces
In Every Way—Btrnqact
in • Evening. •
lito parade and hiHpectloii or the
Oceuu City Klre Deparlmcnt, on Hatunlay
afternoon, wan a Hiiccenn lu
ADM
LEFT FROM
NIGHT IN VENICE
MADE STARTLING •
CATCH IN BAK
STOCKHOLDERS
. ELECT DIRECTORS
Hanicd in. a Rod and Reel
. andParfof a Fisb-
. . ' ing Line.
While llxlilng lu the buy, on Tlinrxt
day afternoon, John Tent, iiM'hllailel
every way, although ther'o wan
il had been liitciided tii deillrate the
chiirttli on Sunday morning, but all of
tlm- nei;essary legal iiinttern hail not
besti IIIM|MI'HCCI u
uloiig the New
trsey . Misiro..
ti.urd of Trade...........
lolel Men's Assn
'..llecltd by Darby
Total
fiTO-T
CoiitrllititloiiH In Ituy ('urulvat col
ected by Krank K. Darby.:
H
Itkl
700"
5... Harry Climidlcr,
[K^L^m^r;u?n2!hed 111 bl; i ':«/•••';«»«!»;, v v: *?„'";; S ; .
the water . • - ' ' • 11;, I'an>?ley, W. K. Mussey, R. H. llad-
Jlavlng read In Hit; HKNTINKI., a C IH'e, John K. itiissell utjd C. How-
.... . „ • i u^it Bcliernicrlmi'ii,
re Scliertncrhoru presided
^ _ . . ,, _ . :icetiug. '' - ;
angling on Pogg'H Pier, .Mr. Tent I - Tho dlrcctorn will meet und reorgau-
Jiuviug rcuil in rm," nr.s ri^ir.n, n u nic, uuiui
couple of weokH ago, of the theft, by a a'*d Hclicrmc
tilg'llsli. or Prof. H. Tudor HIrirng'x 1
Coinmodoi
llShlng tackle' while. Dr, S'trun'g wan'o cr the nice
WUH tho property of Ihe Philudelphlul
orgunlnt, and luiinwllutely hebegni!'
g a , an y g
IniKilrlCH IIH to Dr. Straug'H place or
residence hi Phlladclpliiu.
The I'lrnt National llunk-ulwayn
ou hand nnupply ornuiull change
.n.%j|.w>. ituiiiittnit|>|>ij .., ni
I f. r rti^toiuem and othem.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
PERSONALLY-CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS
TO
FALLS
C^ctober 8 ( 1907
nooND^TRiP $ i i. 55 ffOrrl OceapQity
Tirkrpt KO*M1 u'olnu «n h»*t train . (Hiitm'riluu wltli sl'KCIAI, Tit,UN of 1'iillnmn
rurloriTiirKttml Huy i'imrlun, Inivtn^ I'hfluil^hilitu ut N.I>7 A. M., foiloulim d»y, (ir(»»1nr.
\*, runniiiK tlironyh the ' ' - t •
Picturesque Delaware Valley and over the Pocono fiountains
TUiltrtM K(MM! rt*tnrn1iiu;oii rcmilur irHlin* uittiln VKN
1»AVS. Hht|> oil utitiht llnill utlt
•it llmiiilo nMnrttlnut , . . . » . .
LAST OF TH E SEASON
Mlnxtrii'liHl llookli'tiinil rilll Inroriim'lim limy I •• oliliilniit frc.in Tl.'k.'l Auvulx.
J. K. Willill, iiMM.iiK..r I rullli- Miinnmr. ' (iKIl, \v. IIIIVI>,